The colonies supported themselves and generated revenue through a mix of agriculture, trade, and resource extraction. Many colonies relied on cash crops like tobacco, rice, and indigo, which were cultivated for export to Europe. Additionally, they engaged in trade with Native Americans and other European nations, exchanging goods such as furs, fish, and timber. The mercantilist policies of the British Crown also encouraged colonial production for the benefit of the mother country, further integrating the colonial economy into global trade networks.
with money, capitalism
It is a money making project. It is like the Jamestown and Roanoke colonies. They were founded for a economic reason.
It is a money making project. It is like the Jamestown and Roanoke colonies. They were founded for a economic reason.
They worked for themselves for more money
Most people in the US support a Capitalism economic system in which you can make as much money as you like.
If your ex is not working then I do not think you can get alimony...the whole point of alimony is for the "dominant" partner...as in the one that makes more money, to provide financial support for the other after a divorce, but if they are not making any money themselves then you cannot expect them to be able to support you if they can barely support themselves.
If money supply grows slowly, it can throttle economic growth, there isn't enough money to go around in support of economic needs.
Slavery was instituted by the colonies that made them richer. This made hard, cheap labor which saved (and made) them money.
people choose economic choice because they want to earn money for their family also for themselves.
As a way to make money through charter colonies and taxes. Also as a way for more power.
the southern colonies ecconomy was mainly based on production by the slaves. slaves worked on the fields of plantations to keep the flow of money moving...
The economic relationship was called Mercantilism. In this system raw goods are sold by the colonies to the "mother" country. The "mother" country would then process and manufacture these goods into a product and sell them back to the colonies at a higher rate. This way, the mainland would make a surplus while the colonies would lose money.